Useful Czech phrases. Although travellers will be able to get by in English in Prague without any problem, here is a list of basic expressions in Czech that can come in handy: Expressions of courtesy Hello Dobrý den Goodbye Na shledanou Good morning Dobré ráno Good night Dobrou noc You are welcome Prosím Please Prosím Thank you Děkuju
pronunciation is especially funny since it's crazy difficult for us (vowels hurt the most). plus, english - to a czech person - sounds showy, flamboyant even. so there's a natural tendency among czechs to somewhat scorn/laugh at other czechs for attempting full-on 'murican accent. People often say that Czech is one of the most difficult languages in the world. … An English person, however, might find Czech very hard because the grammar structure and words are very different to English. Our students are mostly English speakers and they know that learning Czech is not always a breeze. How can you tell Czech from Slovak?Among our current US-based Czech language teachers, the average hourly rate is $15. That said, teachers themselves set rates for their own classes, so there is some range in hourly income. Currently we see Czech teachers globally charging between $8 and $32 hourly for their classes.cpCRQb.